Of all the senses, the one that we all prize most highly is our sight. People say I’d rather lose my hearing than my sight, lose my legs rather than my sight. Without sight, our experience of the world is dramatically reduced.
Humanitarian laser eye surgery saves lives
Being blind in the developed world is bad enough, but being blind in the developing world can mean the end of your life. In the developing world, losing your sight usually means that you are no longer able to work.
Our mission and vision
Establish a Refractive Surgery Unit at Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology through direct-aid and provide knowledge transfer for doctors and management to make the Unit self sustaining to provide humanitarian laser eye surgery and profits which will support other humanitarian eye care at Tilganga.
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